Similes
Alliteration and Onomatopoeia
Personification & Hyperbole
Idioms
100
  • This type of figurative language compares two things using the words "like" or "as."

  • Answer: What is a simile?

100
  • Words like "BOOM," "ZAP," and "TICK-TOCK" that imitate sounds are called this.

What is onomatopoeia?

100
  • This is a huge exaggeration, like saying "I’ve told you a million times!"

Answer: What is a hyperbole?

100

 If a task is very easy, you might say it is a "piece of ______."

Cake

200
  •  "The classroom was a zoo" is an example of this, because it says one thing is another.

  • Answer: What is a metaphor?

200

"Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers" is a famous example of this.

Answer: What is alliteration?

200
  •  Giving human qualities to an object, like "The wind whistled," is called this.

Personification

200

If it is "raining cats and dogs," it means it is raining very ______.

Answer: What is hard (or heavily)?

300
  • Finish this simile: "After gym class, the student was as thirsty as a _______."

What is a camel (or similar desert animal)?

300
  • To have alliteration, words in a sentence must start with the same _________.

Answer: What is sound?

300

 In the sentence "My alarm clock yells at me every morning," this is the object being personified.


Alarm Clock

300
  •  This idiom means you are feeling sick: "Under the _______."

Answer: What is weather?

400
  • In the phrase "Life is a roller coaster," this is the thing being compared to life.

Answer: What is a roller coaster?

400
  • Which of these is onomatopoeia: "The snake hissed" or "The snake was a rope"?

Answer: What is "The snake hissed"?

400

"I’m so hungry I could eat a horse" is an example of this.

  • Answer: What is a hyperbole?

400
  • If you "break a leg" before a play, what are people actually wishing you?

Answer: What is good luck?

500

True or False: "I like pizza" is a simile.

  • What is False? (It uses "like," but it isn't comparing two unlike things).

500
  • Create an alliterative sentence using the letter "S" about a shark.

  • (Answers will vary).

500
  • Identify the personification in this sentence: "The stars winked at us from the night sky."

  • Answer: What is "winked"? (Stars cannot actually wink).

500
  • To "let the cat out of the bag" means you did this.

Answer: What is told a secret?

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